The number of visual aids used in a speech should be limited because:
A) visual aids are unlikely to be remembered.
B) some visual aids are difficult to see.
C) you may be speaking in an environment that is not equipped for certain aids.
D) the focus should be on you, the speaker, not on mechanical objects.
E) they take too long to prepare.

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The focus of the speech should be on the speaker, not on the visual aids. If too many aids are used, the audience may become distracted and lose focus on the message being conveyed.

The Number of Visual Aids Used in a Speech Should